Well, that was fun wasn’t it? Week 2 provided a little bit of everything. Dominating performances, nail-biters, upsets, the whole shootin’ match. And we found some things out about some of these teams. Last week I implored you not to make any grand, sweeping judgements after your team’s first game. And that hasn’t changed a […]
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Generally regarded as the best top-to-bottom division in college football, the SEC West should be a strong group of teams again. It looks to be a battle at the top between Alabama and LSU. Can anyone come out of the proverbial woodwork and challenge for a trip to Atlanta? It’s an odd bunching of teams […]
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West Virginia travels to Pitt on September 16th for The Backyard Brawl. It’s a game that means quite a bit to both teams, as well as their fans. Last year’s matchup was a fantastic game. It’s one of those rivalry games you don’t want to miss. Anything can happen, it’s always hard-fought and usually compelling. […]
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Given Nick Saban’s age and the surrounding College Football landscape, is it fair to finally ask how much the GOAT has left? Before I get Alabama fans riled up with that headline and the oak tree in my front yard dies a slow, painful death, let me explain myself. This is not a “Nick Saban […]
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Rarely is the state of Oklahoma the trendsetter for the rest of the country. Oklahomans like to watch the rest of the nation’s trends with a cautious eye and participate at their own leisure. Not this time, though. Oklahoma and its Athletic Director Joe Castiglione have set off a national fire that threatens to consume […]
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Current Vacancies There are already a handful of head coaching vacancies on the college football landscape in 2021. Those include TCU, Virginia Tech, amongst others with plenty more to come. While those openings are important, those are mostly niche for close followers. This article will examine two of the bigger roles schools are looking to […]
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How the Big 12 Got to This Point You may have read an article I posted earlier this year about the Big 12 conference. That story discussed how the league is struggling to remain relevant in the NCAA landscape. It discussed the possibility of disbanding itself and allowing its members to find new homes. That […]
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Explaining All The COVID-19 Regulations All of the NCAA’s major conferences’ COVID-19 policies were formally released after the Big Ten announced theirs. Said protocols almost match those the NCAA put out early this month. A team that is unable to field a team due to the virus will forfeit that game. This means said school […]
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It’s official. Texas and Oklahoma have asked for, were granted, and accepted an invitation to the SEC. This membership goes into effect on July 1, 2025. However, is this just the beginning, and are we going to see an SEC Super Conference? The First Rumblings SEC has been in serious contact with Ohio State, Michigan, […]
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How the Big 12 Got to This Point You may have read recently that Oklahoma and Texas may finally be leaving the Big 12 Conference for the SEC. This is not surprising as both colleges have put the league on their backs since its birth. The conference has been falling out of prominence for quite […]
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It is reasonable to expect that in any given year, Saban will lose a ton of talent to the NFL. It is also reasonable to expect some staff turnover at Alabama. This year, though, that is taken to a whole new level. Even through all the chaos, Nick Saban and Alabama Football will continue on. […]
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Welcome back. Another weekend of College Football has come and gone. This weekend, however, meant a little more. This weekend was conference championship weekend. Meaning, after the champs were crowned, the four teams advancing to the playoff would be announced. On Sunday, we got our final four. Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, and Notre Dame are […]
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Welcome back to another installment of College Football Monday Madness. As the weeks continue, and I think things are about to calm down, the opposite happens. This weekend was a wild weekend in College Football. The “Gus Bus” has officially left the station. The Puddle Kittens played hard, earning their old moniker of the Bayou […]
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Sarah Fuller, Vanderbilt women’s soccer goalie, and 2020 SEC women’s soccer champion appeared in the Vanderbilt versus Missouri football game as a kicker. I must reiterate, she is a member of the Vanderbilt women’s soccer team, ergo she is a woman, and she appeared in a men’s sport. A sport for manly men. A person […]
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